A Dosa puppy was rescued by Nami Kim(https://www.facebook.com/savekoreandogs), Korean activist, on Christmas Day last year from a dog meat farm in South Korea. She was named Doris. Through the combined effort of the Korean activists, foster mom and the supporters who have contributed to her transport cost, Doris has found a forever home in Southern California. Now a documentary that follow the story of Doris from the hellish Korean dog farm to a new life in sunny California is in the works and a trailer is now available for view. Click to watch and share! https://youtu.be/qmwoBK3-TX8 Click for the latest photo of Doris enjoying her new life like all dogs should: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10205112130317111&set=p.10205112130317111&type=1&theater This is a dog that South Koreans call “Meat Dog”! According to the Korean Meat Dog Farmers Association, 5 million puppies are bred for human consumption in South Korea each year. Many of them die of horrible death as puppies due to the horrific condition they are forced into with no medical treatment nor proper diet. (http://koreandogs.org/how-much-do-you-know/) The ones grow up to be 8 months and older in their entire lives in the feces crusted rusty metal raised cages are brutally slaughtered in this cruel industry. You can help save puppies like Doris from this life of torture and horrendous brutality. Please call the S. Korean Embassy and Consulate General Offices in your country today and speak out against this travesty! You can use your own words or our sample message. http://koreandogs.org/what-you-can-do/contacts-for-protest/call-south-korean-embassy/ Donate to save more puppies from the South Korean dog meat industry and to help with the anti-dog meat campaign this summer in Seoul, Korea: http://www.gofundme.com/rescuekoreandogs Giving voice to the Korean dogs in meat trade is easier than you think. Please visit our “What You Can Do” page to find out how: http://koreandogs.org/what-you-can-do/ Thank you! Koreandogs.org Compassion Through Action Homepage: http://koreandogs.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/koreandogs Twitter: https://twitter.com/Koreandogs Petitions: http://koreandogs.org/petitions/ Call for Action: http://koreandogs.org/what-you-can-do/call-for-action/